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1 Morrill, Justin Smith
(1810-1898) Моррилл, Джастин СмитКупец, политический деятель. В 1855 участвовал в создании Республиканской партии [ Republican Party] в Вермонте. В 1854-67 - член Палаты представителей [ House of Representatives] от штата Вермонт, наиболее известен как инициатор принятия законопроекта о поддержке образования [ Morrill Act], впервые представленного в 1857 и принятого в 1862. С 1867 - сенатор от штата Вермонт.English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Morrill, Justin Smith
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2 Morrill Act
Принят в 1862. Проект закона был предложен членом Палаты представителей Дж. Морриллом [ Morrill, Justin Smith] и положил начало государственной помощи системе образования [ federal aid to education] путем предоставления земельных наделов университетам и колледжам штатов [ land grant college] для преподавания наук, связанных с сельским хозяйством и техникой (при сохранении в их учебных программах точных и гуманитарных наук). Закон предусматривал также программы по подготовке к службе в вооруженных силах.тж Land-Grant College ActEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Morrill Act
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